Preparedness Webinar: Planning to Plan - Destroying the Silos Through Partnerships & Technology | Nov. 12 | 1pm CT
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Preparedness Webinar: Planning to Plan - Destroying the Silos Through Partnerships & Technology | Nov. 12 | 1pm CT ---
Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem

Our VISIoN
A dynamic ecosystem of healthcare preparedness that saves lives in health emergencies.
Our MISSION
The R7DHRE unites stakeholders across Region 7 to strengthen healthcare readiness for disasters and public health emergencies. It fosters a shared common operating picture, enhances access to specialized care, supports training & education, and develops innovative solutions for sustainable health emergency preparedness.
Our Capabilities
Build a Multi-State Regional Partnership for Disaster Health Response
Align Plans, Policies, Processes, and Procedures Related to Clinical Excellence in Disasters
Operationalize Regional Clinical Response Capabilities
Improve Statewide and Regional Situational Awareness
Build Regional Capacity for Clinical Preparedness and Response
EXPLORE
Highlights
Upcoming R7DHRE Events
More information can be found on our Events Calendar
R7DHRE Preparedness Webinar: Planning to Plan: Destroying the Silos Through Partnerships & Technology
Nov. 12 | ZOOM
R7DHRE Preparedness Webinar: How Strike Teams Have Changed Missouri’s Disaster Behavioral Health Landscape
Dec.10 | ZOOM
New Online Courses
Explore our two new courses from the Radiological and Burn Specialty Teams.
Radiation and Emergency Response Awareness for Healthcare Workers: This training is designed to give frontline hospital and EMS professionals the knowledge and confidence to respond safely. The module breaks down radiation concepts into practical, easy-to-understand pieces, focused on what matters most in patient care and emergency response.
EMS Burn Class: The EMS Burn Care Training Module is a vital resource for pre-hospital providers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver timely, evidence-based care to burn victims.
DASH Tool
The Disaster Available Supplies in Hospitals (DASH) is an interactive tool designed by ASPR TRACIE, with support from Healthcare Ready, that can help hospital emergency planners and supply chain staff estimate supplies that may need to be immediately available during various mass casualty incidents (MCI) and infectious disease emergencies based on hospital characteristics. The DASH Tool recommends average par levels for specific supplies that acute care hospitals may need to have on hand to respond to a disaster in their community until resupplied. Recommendations are based on user inputs about the size of the hospital, risks in the community, regional role/designation of the hospital, and other factors.